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Emma Beth Ennis, Sylvie King and Bella Ralls dance to “Rewrite the Stars.”

Anna Gantt recites a poem.

Ammera McMullen sings Roar by Katy Perry.

Austyn Bennett and Finely Hilson perform their ventriloquist act.

Julianne Wilson twirls.

On Thursday, several AES Pre-K through third graders displayed their talents for the school to see at the AES Has Talent show.

The show started off with a group of first graders – Beau Bennett, Nicholas Brunson, Chappell Clanton, Jackson Grimes, Wilson Stroud, Row Thorn and Houston Weant, all pretending to be a part of a synchronized swim team.

The next act was Ke’Maurion Porter with a stepping routine. Following Porter, Macy Tucker danced along to “I Gotta Dance”.

Ory Ennis came out with a lively karate routine. Next up was Annistyn Page who tumbled to “Girl on Fire.”

Layla and John David Gunter performed a duet of “True Colors.” After that, Alex Carroll and Zoey Jones danced to “Girl in the Mirror.”

Lucas Brown sang “Crawdad Hole” and Lucy Owens sand “Trust In You”.

A group of four girls; Emmie Kate Bullard, Alyvia Butler, Addi-Keith Farmer and Stella Wells danced to “Fight Song.”

Aubrey Cross tumbled to “Right Stuff.”

After cutting the lights and revealing a glow-in-the dark puppet box, Hunter Stinson did a puppet show to “God’s Not Dead.”

Avery Morgan sang “The Cure” and Morgan Crowson followed with an acapella version of “Fifty Nifty United States.”

Hannah Fleming and Banks Merrell dance along to “Better When I’m Dancing.”

Julianne Wilson twirled to “Kid in a Candy Store.”

Austyn Bennett and Finley Hilson delivered a laugh-inducing skit performed as a ventriloquist act with Hilson as the puppet.

Amerra McMullen, complete with a tiger costume, took the stage and performed “Roar” by Katy Perry.

Anna Gantt displayed her writing skills by reciting a poem “Rope Rhyme” about jumping rope.

Emma Beth Ennis, Sylvie King and Bella Ralls took a popular song from The Greatest Showman, “Rewrite the Stars” and danced to it.

Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Rose’s Kindergarten classes performed “The Snowman Dance” which involved being dressed up as little snowmen. Hamp Clanton wrapped the show up with his version of “Everyday Fun.”

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